Consisting of a cross-species mix of puppets and humans, the laugh-out-loud musical follows a recent college grad named Princeton who moves to New York City with big dreams and a small bank account. After settling down in a shabby apartment all the way out on Avenue Q, Princeton discovers that his neighbors are a rather fascinating bunch. The bright-eyed scholar and his newfound friends – the girl next door, the promiscuous woman, the Republican and the internet entrepreneur – struggle together to find jobs, dates, and their ever-elusive purpose in life.

This off-color, of-age, and perversely funny production covers topical issues such as politics, bedroom mores, and the pains of “growing up” with doses of bouncy songs and sassy dialogue along the way.

Though the argument on whether the play is appropriate for children is still a little… fuzzy – let’s just say that parents should use their discretion based on the maturity levels of their kids or teens.